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Fresh sheets, clean skin, open windows. Put together without trying too hard.
Pineward
Smells like a Utah soda shop (lol!)
from $7.00
the bit you might not know
An ambitious attempt to recreate the actual scent of Coca-Cola in perfume form. Cola, cinnamon, and coriander built specifically to nail that soda-fountain accuracy. We're thirsty!!
House of BŌ
Smells like a sun-warmed temple nestled in a coastal fig grove
Woody
House of BŌ
Smells like a sun-warmed temple nestled in a coastal fig grove
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the bit you might not know
Built by perfumer Frank Voelkl around a coastal Mediterranean fig-tree concept; creamy minerals and white tea meet smoky fig and white oud. The bottle's cap is white howlite, chosen specifically because the stone is traditionally said to promote wisdom and patience.
Hilde Soliani
Smells like a martini…extra dirty
from $5.00
the bit you might not know
Created with chef Mauro Uliassi! Built to smell like the sea itself; an accord of butter and oysters, genuinely designed to evoke swimming in open water.
House of Brandt
Smells like sea salt and white florals
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Inspired by the legend that Cleopatra soaked her ship's sails in perfume before sailing to meet Marc Antony, so her scent would arrive before she did. Sea salt and bergamot open into water lily and jasmine, grounded by papyrus, cedar, and Egyptian musk.
L'Epoque
Smells like happy hour!
from $12.00
the bit you might not know
Created with Carlos Benaim and Laurent le Guernec, two well-known perfumers in the industry. It's built around a grapefruit and tequila accord, meant to capture that specific feeling of a summer day that starts late and doesn't really end.
Pineward
Smells like a golden grass field after harvest
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the bit you might not know
Started life as a lighter reimagining of Hayloft but changed enough during development that Pineward gave it its own name instead of calling it a flanker. The name is also a nod to Tolkien; one of its notes is literally called "Westfarthing leaf," the fictional pipe-tobacco brand from...
Pineward
Smells like sun-warmed hay bales
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the bit you might not know
Built from a custom hay, bison grass, and sweetgrass extract that Pineward co-distilled themselves from about 10 pounds of raw material. Two fragrances came out of that single batch: Hayloft and its sibling, Hayride.
Pineward
Smells like fog rolling over the rising tide
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Built with real bladderwrack (seaweed) and Irish sea moss to evoke a specific overcast, misty beach. It's one of the only aquatic-forward fragrances in a catalog otherwise dominated by dark, resinous forest-y scents.
Dos Mundos
Smells like a wooden bar while the bass hums through the floor
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Dos Mundos
Smells like a wooden bar while the bass hums through the floor
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Andrea Maack
Smells like fresh watermelon over salty florals
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the bit you might not know
Solstice leans into an ingredient you don't see much in fine fragrance: real, juicy watermelon, paired with a marine accord and honeyed jasmine. Perfumer Julien Rasquinet also worked on Frédéric Malle's The Moon and Amouage's Sequence.
House of Cosmo
Smells like first breath on a new planet
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the bit you might not know
The whole House of Cosmo line is built around space and future-facing concepts, and New Eden is the first breath on a new planet. Ozonic, crisp, and citrus-bright. It's the lightest, freshest entry point into the line if you're new to the brand!
ānti
Smells like a dry martini at a London spy club
from $9.00
the bit you might not know
Set in 1953 at Dukes, the London club where Ian Fleming is said to have dreamed up James Bond over dry martinis. The fragrance recreates a splash of vermouth soaking into old velvet carpet.
D.S. & DURGA
Smells like ripe fig, coconut milk, and tonka on an August afternoon
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D.S. & DURGA
Smells like ripe fig, coconut milk, and tonka on an August afternoon
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Le Jardin Retrouvé
Smells like stepping into a misty Japanese bamboo grove at dawn
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Le Jardin Retrouvé
Smells like stepping into a misty Japanese bamboo grove at dawn
from $11.00
the bit you might not know
Inspired by the famous bamboo forest of Arashiyama in Kyoto, Japan, the same grove featured in Memoirs of a Geisha. Perfumer Maxence Moutte built it around a mossy, damp-forest concept using oakmoss and fig, and it was originally created as a candle scent before customer demand turned it...
House of Brandt
Smells like mist over an ancient pine forest
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the bit you might not know
Built around an alpine mist over an ancient coniferous forest. Less story-driven than mood-driven, it's meant to capture that specific hush of high-altitude forest air.
Pineward
Smells like last light in the citrus grove
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Built around Consenza clementine and blood orange, meant to capture "the last slurries of sunlight before sundown." It is important to mention that the leather, suede, and tobacco notes dominate over the citrus, giving it a warmer feel.
House of BŌ
Smells like juicy pomegranate and lemon zest blooming into rose centifolia
Floral
House of BŌ
Smells like juicy pomegranate and lemon zest blooming into rose centifolia
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Created by master perfumer Olivier Cresp, built as a deliberately minimalist, androgynous rose over incense and vetiver. Its cap is rose quartz. Chosen, appropriately, as the stone most associated with love and healing.
L'Epoque
Smells like a forest fairy
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the bit you might not know
Built around the idea that desire and fear often show up together; pink pepper and cardamom meet patchouli, petrichor, and wet earth for something genuinely earthy rather than conventionally pretty. Team Solvi says it's giving Twilight!
SORA DORA
Smells like powdery iris and warm cedar settling into white musk
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the bit you might not know
Raphael was a coal miner. Life marked his body, but never touched his laugh. He carried something rare: a joy that was simple, beautiful, and unbreakable. The scent is built from quiet materials, the kind that sit on skin like a held thought. Violet opens it, soft and...
House of Cosmo
Smells like ginger stardust and night skies
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the bit you might not know
Named after the North Star that's guided travelers for centuries, Polaris opens on a note called Stardust, fun! It's the most "wearable classic" of the collection. It is warm, grounded, and easy to reach for.
Imaginary Authors
Smells like sweet mint and a sugarcube dissolving into bourbon
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Imaginary Authors
Smells like sweet mint and a sugarcube dissolving into bourbon
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the bit you might not know
The tale here is a hidden juke joint outside Clarksdale, Mississippi, built from a repurposed church and lit up with stolen neon signs, where locals danced their troubles away. Sweet mint, tangerine, and bourbon are built to smell exactly like the mint julep the place was named for.
Imaginary Authors
Smells like the Amalfi coast
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The story follows a young woman's short, intense summer romance on the cliffs of the Gulf of Naples, one that ends dramatically with her lover diving into the sea and never resurfacing. Lemon, bergamot, and warm sand keep it bright and sunny; built to feel like standing on...
Pineward
Smells like lichen on stone
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Named for and directly inspired by the Holy Cross Wilderness in Colorado's Rocky Mountains, including two real, specific locations: Mystic Island Lake and the Mount of the Holy Cross itself. Watercress and juniper meet wet stone and lichen, built to smell like alpine terrain coming alive in spring.
Federico Cantelli
Smells like a fig submerged in coconut milk
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A fragrance that really allows the fig to shine.
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